The Input component is essential for collecting user data in forms. It provides immediate feedback during data entry, supports various input types, and maintains consistency with your application's design system.

Basic Text Input

A simple input field for collecting single-line text data. This is the most common form of text input used across applications.

Labeled Input

Inputs with labels provide better accessibility and user guidance. Labels clearly identify the purpose of each input field and support screen readers.

Multiline Text Input

For longer text content that may span multiple lines. The multiline input automatically expands to accommodate content and provides users with adequate space.

Color Options

Input components support various color themes to match your application's design system. Colors can convey different meanings or states within your interface.

Different Input Types

Various input types provide specialized behavior and validation for different data formats. Choose the appropriate type to enhance user experience and data quality.

Error State

Error states provide visual feedback when validation fails. Combined with helper text, they guide users toward resolving input issues effectively.

Disabled State

Disabled inputs are non-interactive and typically used for read-only data or when certain conditions haven't been met to enable the input.